Looking into the future of global payroll
Meditations on global payroll strategy, technology, and the trends that are defining the future of the industry.
There’s no single global payroll provider; hybrid finally embraced
While I am still buzzing from our Warsaw event, it’s time to move the blogs to focus on provider strategies and what you look for in a single-country and multi-country provider. Naturally, let’s first link this to our best practice of global payroll management:
Actionable insights from our Warsaw event that will change how you do Global Payroll
Last week we hosted our third live, in-person Payzaar-on-the-go event! After two very successful events in Amsterdam, our next stop: Warsaw, Poland. And oh, what a success it was. Don’t just believe me, believe the feedback from our guests! I am sitting in the Warsaw airport writing this article, so the memory is still very fresh.
The sound of silence in global payroll is like music to my ears
I can hardly believe it, but this is the final of 5 blogs in the series about THE Global Payroll Control Framework (GPCF). What started with an idea walking back from the supermarket listening to a Taylor Swift song, has now taken us to the stage where payroll is approved!
Take your passion, and make it happen: Get that payroll approved with a smile
If you have followed this blog, you’ll know we are now at the stage where the payroll results will be approved. (Or not.) If you want to know what it feels like to hit approval, therefore taking accountability for the accuracy of all the company’s pay and statutory liabilities, check it out below:
Rubbish in? Angry, disappointed employees out!
In the next iteration of the Global Payroll Control Framework (GPCF), we focus on the pre-payroll controls. I once did a full study of how my team’s work was spread across the various stages of the end-to-end payroll process: pre-payroll, run payroll, post-payroll, and non-cyclical activities.
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